The head of the Iranian parliament's news agency warned Pakistan that Tehran views the possibility of US President Donald Trump stationing American forces along Iran's eastern border as a threat, according to a report on an Israeli Arabic-language channel.
An Iranian official warned Pakistan that Tehran considers the potential deployment of US forces along Iran's eastern border a threat, marking a sharp turn in relations between the two countries. The statement, issued by the head of the Iranian parliament's news agency, was reported by an Israeli Arabic-language the source.
The warning comes as Pakistan had been acting as a mediator between the US and Iran. As The Zioneer has reported, Islamabad recently cautioned that Israel's operations in Lebanon could endanger US-Iran talks. Tehran has also previously threatened to strike any state that enables attacks on Iran.
The specific timing of the potential US deployment remains unclear, and Pakistan has not yet responded to the Iranian warning. The development adds a new dimension to the ongoing US-Iran tensions, with Pakistan now directly targeted by Iranian rhetoric.
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